On-line Liturgical Resources

 

 

 

Sites That Have Something of Everything

 

 

Ø     Orthodox Liturgical Texts and Resources

Ø     Theologic’s Worship Page

Ø     Bishop Alexander’s Liturgical Text page

Ø     Al Green’s index of on-line liturgical texts

Ø     Ivan Moody’s Liturgical Links (Particularly good musical links)

 

 

Sites With Instructional Material

 

 

Ø     The Orthodox Christian Information Center:

o       General Articles on Worship

o       Articles on Worship from the Praxis Page (articles which focus on how to worship)

o       Articles on Prayer

o       Articles on Orthodoxy in the home

Ø     Bishop Alexander’s Liturgical Text page

Ø     The Holy Trinity Cathedral Liturgics Page

Ø     Monachos.net

Ø     Prosphora.org

Ø     Services and Instructional Material (Southwest Region Antiochian Archdiocese)

 

 

Rubrics for Services

 

Ø    Rubrics for Upcoming Vigils

Ø    Variable Portions of the Liturgy

Ø    Variable Portions of Typika

Ø    An English Translation of the Slavic Typikon (an ongoing project)

Ø    The Typikon of the Great Church (the “Biolakes” Typikon, reflecting Greek Practice)

Ø    Information on and from the Typikon

Ø    How to put the Services together (Antiochian)

Ø    Texts for Sunday Matins (New Calendar / Greek Archdiocese)

Ø    The Holy Trinity Cathedral Liturgics Page

 

 

 

Sites With Specific Liturgical Texts

 

 

Horologion Texts, Prayer Books, the Psalter

 

 

Ø     The Reader Service Horologion

Ø     Horologion Texts in Word Format

Ø     Services of the Horologion: The Jordanville Texts

Ø     The Divine Liturgy

Ø     Small Compline, for use with a Priest (with Greek Variations)

Ø     Great Compline, for use with a Priest (with Greek Variations)

Ø     Portions of the Horologion: Translated by Archimandrite Ephrem

Ø     On-line Orthodox Prayer Book: The Old Jordanville Prayer book

Ø     On-line Psalter

Ø     Suggested Abbreviations of the Kathismata of the Psalter

Ø     Prophetologion

 

 

 

The Menaion

 

Ø    The General Menaion: Translated by Archimandrite Ephrem

Ø    The General Menaion: A Good Translation in Traditional English

Ø    The Orloff General Menaion (a Scanning Project in progress)

Ø    Portions of the Menaion: Translated by Archimandrite Ephrem

Ø    The variable portions of Vespers for those on the New Calendar (material updated daily, but not archived)

Ø    Texts for Sunday Matins (New Calendar / Greek Archdiocese)

Ø     Troparia and Kontakia from the Menaion

Ø     A Downloadable program, containing the Troparia and Kontakia for each day of the year (Menologion for Windows)

Ø     An online way to access the Menologion for Windows

 

 

 Octoechos

 

Ø    The Octoechos: Translated by Archimandrite Ephrem

Ø    The Weekday Octoechos (not yet complete)

Ø    Resurrectional Dismissal Theotokia

Ø    Resurrectional Aposticha Theotokia

 

 Triodion

 

Ø    Portions of the Triodion: Translated by Archimandrite Ephrem

Ø     The Lenten Triodion – Not the more commonly used Bishop Kallistos translation

Ø    Lenten Resources

 

 

Pentecostarion

 

Ø    Portions of the Pentecostarion: Translated by Archimandrite Ephrem

Ø    Paschal Resources

 

 

Lectionary

 

Ø     Today’s Scripture Readings (Old Calendar)

Ø     Commentary by Blessed Theophylact for Sunday and Festal Gospel Readings, provided by St. John Chrysostom Orthodox Church

Ø     Lenten Lectionary

Ø     Portions of the Lectionary: Translated by Archimandrite Ephrem

Ø     The One Thing Needful: Homilies on the Sunday Readings by Archbishop Andrei (Rymarenko)

 

 

Sheet Music

 

Ø     Orthodox Musical Resources

Ø     Orthodox Traditional Chant

Ø     Music Downloads (OCA)

 

 

Priest’s Service Books

 

 

Ø     Sluzhebniks for the Liturgy

Ø      Portions of the Trebnik (Euchologion): Translated by Archimandrite Ephrem

Ø      Some Prayers from the Trebnik

Ø      Information on the Serbian Slava Service, and the text

 

 

 

Note: Some of these translations found at the links above are less than to my liking, but they have the advantage of being free and easily accessible.  In a pinch, they are certainly better than nothing.

 

 

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